For the second year in a row, a mother raccoon has housed her family in a huge maple tree in our neighbor's backyard. I'm not sure how many there are in that tree because they are so reclusive. My 7-year-old grand-daughter is fascinated with them.To see more critters from around the world on Saturday and Sunday click here.
Camera Saga Continues! The camera doctor here in St. Paul gave up and is going to send my sorely-missed camera to the Canon headquarters, which I should have done in the first place! During the past two weeks, the shop promised to call me with their estimate of the problem and cost, but I had to call them four times to get the information since they never delivered on their promises. I only hope that they send it to Canon as they promised. I'll need to make another callback on Monday to check to see that they have delivered on that promise!! I know that I shall inform the camera shop where I took it initially and who gave me the repair shop's name the full extent of my transaction. Two weeks wasted already!!
this is darling! very, very cute.
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable raccoon photos!
ReplyDeleteSorry about your camera difficulties. Hope they're resolved soon.
Peek a boo! What an amazing shot!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! They are adorable.
ReplyDeleteHope the camera finally gets sorted!
These are so sweet :) Sorry about your camera woes. Hopefully it will be fixed (at a reasonable price) and back to you soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteOh, he is so cute! And you got him perfectly. Well done!
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos!
ReplyDeleteOutstanding!
ReplyDeleteLovely capture!
purrs and love
Luna
That's pretty cool. If I was there I'd be fascinated right along with your grand-daughter.
ReplyDeleteFabulous shots,Kate. What a gorgeous animal. Sorry to read of the camera saga and hope it gets resolved.
ReplyDeleteKate, these shots are very, very cool! Great captures! He looks SO cute!
ReplyDeleteI have our family portrayed on my brookville blog. A nice set of photos you have snapped of your coons. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteYou probably don't remember when people lived and died at home and endured wakes. I wrote about it here. http://bing-it.blogspot.com/
I love the racoon photos ... so cute !!
ReplyDeleteKeeping my fingers crossed for your camera..
What a sweet face! When I first looked at that top photo, I thought it was photoshopped onto a mountain! Took a second look and realized what it was. Now I'm off to la la land with my nice pain pills.
ReplyDeletewonderful shots and those glorious tulips sandy
ReplyDeleteAmerica amazes me with it's nature. Still so untamed! So many wild species living so close to humans without care.
ReplyDeleteLove the way the reclusive neighbor is framed by the tree. Great shot Kate. I'm sorry you are having such troubles getting the camera fixed. Hope its corrected soon.
ReplyDeleteCUTE photo! Famous or infamous in the neighborhood?? Regards from EAGAN
ReplyDeleteWOW. good eye. i wonder how many there are in my neighborhood? i never see them. but you know they've got to be there.
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